New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-30
MALIETOA'S DEPOSITION.
WHERE HAVE THE GERMANS TAKEN HIM
INDIGNATION THROUGHOUT THE PACIFIC COLONIES

INDIGNATION THROUGHOUT THE PACIFIC COLONIES
OVER THE AFFAIR.
SAN Francisco Oct. 90 The steamer Zealandia
rived last evening from Sydney, Australia, by wGy Of
Hong Kong and Honolulu. The NerrZeaidnd Herald OF
October contains the following letter dated Brisbane
October ):
Tho German war-shp Adler has arrived at COoktowa
forom Samoa with ex.King Mastoa beard The
cxking was transferred from the Adler to the German
warship Abatros, which sailed tins morning. The desti
nation OF the Abatros is known but is supposed 10
be German New-Gninea."
letter dated sydney, October .. is rs folws:
News to hand from CooKtown states that the German
warshp Adler arrived there fron Samoa Monday and
went up the harbor yesterday the srictsst isolation
being maintained with tho shore. shortly before the
German gunbsat Albstros sailed for Europe today tho
King Msetoa, his and three sampon chiefs were
conveyed aboard 1t s understood that the A5atros will
call at Thursday Island fer further Instructions"
The paper copies Spondcnce from Tonga to
Tie FUi Times written under date OF September 23 Tho
letter "a evidently from German standpoint, but
paragraph thereof tends further explain. Says the
correspondence: "1he Lubbock arrived from samoa yes
terlay being late days In consequence OF having
such large quantity OF ssre TO discharge for the Ger
squadron which, when the steamer left Apia. num-
brred six vessels. having Jonoi the original
squadron. Maictoa surrendered 10 the Germany Com
modorc the wish OF American and English residents.
and to save bioodshed W ch would otherwise have
ensued group is placed firmly under protectorats
with Tamasese installed as nominal King under the Ger
man Consul The French man-ofw Decros had
arrived the lay the Lubbock left Apia The German of
In Apa loudly announcing II their ntenton
to down in few days time and proclaim proec
torae Tonga and II quite likely that this also will
be done before scIt from FIJI reaches here
In column and half the situation in Samoa Ths
NccZcalId H,rdd has this 10 say: ut is quite clear
that il America and Great Britain had both shown tat
they would united in resisting tue notion which Ger
many evidently prsuieitrted the pursued bv TIC
officials Of he power would have been very differ
euL The only possible OF accounting for the sudden
aad arbitrary proceeding take by tho German Consul at
A pie. aud By Commander Hausner In declaring war
aIalnst King Mnstoa, and subsequently dcposhg Mn
| IL 10y suppUsng that At the Washington concrcnc-,
around which so much mystery has been desgnedP
American rcprescn ,ative Inclined 10 favor but ~
which the British representative was hostile Al al
opinion regarding the control Of samoa required adjourn
of the conference Ia enable The representatives To
which Germany has been gnilty OF III Samoa been re-
sorted to by the Government Of such kingdom as Dcn-
mark Holland the aud attitude assumed w the
United states authorities would nave been very d1creht
from that observed Ia The present ins'anc , u,,o,
By the King the American and British conSns on mo
Islands day two before his -ugTenicr FoowlhB IS
the tuli text OF the letter:
Mactea Kns ,mqa Tri's ms lett to so yoi Ina, a..
A,t commenced ,. present trouble. II wa my wish to pm
n e" ana PIT an e9d to hs Fe,o@ n irt Inn 1sey Of
lie f. AMI American cou'ul. roirAnei from doing 80
I
! BRUSH ant American Governments That noy
ami protection u ahstaincd from doi1s anything tn1t
NJ rhi tie lIcly pg upon h"-e
! prom the rebellion. Ni". hnh ti~l
var la, nv the Emperor oi 80 rAY ~
TamA-ese has proc aimed klug O samoa Ia" ein1n
threaten 20 At upon
AL the people who do not knowledge lanA =" -
of wrongful act .nd h"iehf pro
bui - ti" German
sffong ana yield 10 their p"w"r J." pirSrul
| NV slaughtered. shn '"Afrr my'rH up ~
the German for'rs tomoro" 10 tt'Feli' 49,"
| To- remind YOU oi tie promises - irp's 'l3
al. hy yonr governments aud ifu tt N0l VII - 't re-
Dom ihem Ito Ives auu liberties oi nv ,lrif NJ
70 hc vsh 10 morn You o. i'ar rhi
te Germ aus compel a. fhoy 9r" nn" io'iE my
people sign n.per, acknowledging Iama7"Se as tnS
md papoTz 10 viii oulf he under '"hPh'"h
| and Ia .voii war peinE made on nv peopi"
The Syinry H.r,Hd gives broad,ide to The event IN
samos II duus With special force os tue insoencc o
the Germans the English and American resident
aud toasulS Haieioa wrote touchng iarewcl 4" hi'
people before he -urIrndrroh 10 the German Admiral.
hlout the only crnmb 81 comfort !or A. erchr' IN me
asir J.. that fou. -ora refuses 10 serve on m" MI
n,ipal Board, watch con- posed 0i TIE several l"iclau
| COu-u4s.
| LoNpo>. oct 20 -Advccs from Apia dated ocio1er
Is sar that the German tons refused 10 rrcocntH
municipality which the foreign cOn"lis htl hIthcft" Au
nini.irred and thai the German naval COMMANDER de
mauGci large sum Mig lauA-cNc ioI t,, eEtiy
| assisting hun against Mahet"a